Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-08
lvF STOCK NOTES.
weathcrfori Notes.

CO. I'D acre loFl ahi f-9IuAS VI - W
~ ..,n < CO. OF 600 head of "hGsh
C-r.s.-,...t-.e 10 g7Sze and winter feed.
sr.,, -.c,ice has long been il vogue IN
Is - .or west, that is from western
1t Iava. Illinois and Missouri pas
81. ~ mere tue finishing toucn is put
.-.ss 80. market. No1 that this system
q ~ iuaugurztcd IN Texas the
8 or this greet state
g.. Gu he sfJrded substantial base
= mar supply fsr home refrIgera-
e: Tha nigh, DRY atmosphere and
.,.-v situation OF Weatherford would
-.a.'se..s+-cle-s place for plant Of that
q - 70 her. Fort Worth would be
ga go If TIE farmer and stCckman OF
=. .sc:ion.
49,. catttmer's Lucky Selection.
Invention Of cattlemen this fall
10 ~ far the most important ever
~ u .retoiore the conventions have
~ a distance TOO great from
'''- msju growing regions 20 be
..,3cd by anything approaching q
N.Ss-rnq5 representation. When it
w. -4menbered that So per
the cattle business CT the country
~. - ives. of the Mississippi and nearly
-. west q tae bend Of the Missouri,
J. ,.---onyeuIence Of going to Chicago or
- mis- cal he seen. There are twenty
associations in the countrg, each
-, ing from SIC, 600 to $40, 900 of cap
V5st of these-all except one or two
! .----.-4i with the importation and breed
T- ca6el stOck-CoEduCt their ope-
l. -. We. o: Kansas CITY. From such
.,---e the nest casual reader car
-. conclusions Is 70 tbs Importance Of
-. -rsIne.s sni its readiness TO select
E,r.s. City for place OF meeting.
rss convention will surpAss its pTede-
..-~, for mother reason TIE cattle
-, feel now more than a. any former
-. me necessity OF discussing tue CON
ms # the business. Continued low
.r-... succeeded recently by 81 enCour-
-, advance, have taught them thai the
as If production, transportation and
y,7.nze mu.t be stu1ieG thoroughly in
- 10 cure the pTcd.s which are
,,--,' TAe markets must be under
.,7i 3s:tcr, the proper times Of shipment
.-3,5. most suitable methods Of putting
.te before buyers. Then new questions
r,1ec.ed with the governments public
i mi r0.iey have SriSen in some CT the
9s...-u range states. Altogether, in at
.-.s-ce and in the weight OF the sub
., to be considered, this Kansas City
,-smeU's convention viii be the great
son record, Kansas City will 90 her
,-s-. toward making it agreeable Is Wen
{, r7orraut. We assure the Catuemen
q. .ais being the mascot city, the
..1cgs GrG in favor Of happy adjust
nm. # su troubles and g renewal Of sill
5.:ac,ss dsting from this meeting. Tncy
a7t doubtless noticed that prices have
eel steadily advancing since they de-
y.n.rei upon Kansas City as the place
q: .1g Convention Kansas City Times
7HE KIyG OF TIE coz BOYS.
~ ENGLISH REPORTER TRIES HIS HAND
~ INTERVIEWING AZ tx TExAN.
The night was warm and suitry, the air
,l,y with The perfume o. neishboring
ager-5eGs, and save fer the discordau5
aaa6 Of passing railway engines and the
lssl. glimpse OF suudrY brick houses,
lie might easily have imagined oneself
tie midS, OF g wild prairie, with no
c,e- companions thsn the members Of
e Wild WCSt. For the scene was the
.-p, and the time late a. night, after
IT snow" was ever. All participators
he tXallsrS,iug entertainment
Id quilted the arena, snd
Fs.s making tricks Tor their various
-s-.s, there 10 sleep Or make merry as
@.: !QcIlnstiOns prompted. Morpheus
Fo.d not seem to have had many votsries
intervening, if one migat Judge from
1t merry bursts of laughter end spatChes
q hunting songs that every now and
!.aniei. upon the ear, while continually
.sssng shadows across the canvas Of the
'iAantly lighted tent gave additional
'i1ence that sleep was about the last
ing ne occupants intended to pursue
4-Ia- al this gaiety and hustle, how
''s: taeIe was one tent conspicuous by
~ei1,inesS that did not re-echo 10 the
sounds OF merTiment. Ii had but enc oc-
-?sl', ard he seemed to be an iopalid,
N2e was rep0siDg upon one chair and
Importing his legs upon another, IN sG-
-10n 10 which two lengthy brass
-Vulted clutches stood against neigh.
Y'lg isole, telling their own sad tale
--e interior Of the tent was uncommonly
'.-!3s'aole, 8nd appeared to contain
Siy possible sc junCt in The shape of
.ltuTe and fixtures known to modern
- 4 h., -,
.s corner, a large chest OF drawers
~ { table covered with books snd pic
.sSi photos and colOred prints, stood
smother, while several chairs and
,.O1leS h,led up the vacant space, and
:, I1oFing Of deal boards was covered
'..- line thick carpet. The front OF
SV0Sy abode was open to the sweet
81 ar, and at the entrance sat it's
.'45f, Mr.. Willism Levi TAYLOR, other
L,e known as "Buck TAYLOR" the King
~-e Cowboys. "Buck" has Only re-
~! emerged from the gloom
ne West London hospital,
,ssse Ter many weeks past he has lain a
..-Tler from broken leg, the pain OF
80 ne has borne with that courage
AuoWG 70 81 iahSbitAnt Of the wild
~ Ihe Interesting Invalid looked
=, ,,-lsoler than ever, aat his temporary
=, ,'.-e'A- from the sceDe of the camp does
\, aFaeSr 70 nave wrought any havoc II
y. sl!.y strength or activity Of m!Dd
-ar.o7 Eas dressed in /. crimson sill
as. lsaC'itully embroidered ii flowers
different hues, his legs be
ele2se6 in s pair Of terk-
sea trousers, and his feet II
eco S,ppers. His mass Of brown
ir."aS crn0ed back from his open
led ana FL in grscetul locks upor